north carolina news at 6:00 starts now. >> you are looking at a live picture there. a system outage grounded delta flights worldwide. we are leave at a packed rdu with this breaking news. a warning shot, and we -- we got somebody that got hit. >> this morning, we are haerg made just before a deadly shooting in raleigh. we are live as a suspect appears to make his first court appearance. >> good morning, everyone. >> we'll get to many of those big stories in just a moment, but first, we need to take a look at what's going on with weather. >> yeah. for the first time in quite some time, we have stuff to talk about this morning. wefr lingering rain. we have fog. here is your live picture from shaw university. we are look towards downtown raleigh. not raining here in raleigh.

see these showers. i'm showing you the looping image over the past two hours moving really to the north and east. now, i want to stop and bring you into where we're seeing the heaviest downpours this morning. that's right over portions of grandville and vance county. check out henderson, middleburg right along 85. oxford seeing heavier downpours. these showers are moving very slow. so we are going to see water ponding on the roadways. i keep mentioning 85 because that's a big highway through those areas. on that on a daily basis so watch for standing water in the roadway if you are heading in that direction. elsewhere, temperatures in the low 70s in durham and in raleigh. 73 in clayton, goldsboro, and clinton. so planning for your monday ahead, some patchy fog, especially south of the triangle this morning. 75 at 8 a.m. pretty cloudy at noon. 82. we make it to 85 this afternoon. it will be warm and muggy. best chance for storms later

a closer look at the rest of your workweek forecast in just a little bit. right now, send it back to you guys. all right. we are following breaking news as we told you this morning. a system outage shut down delta flights all over the world. >> cbs north carolina's justin is tracking the latest updates from rdu. justin, it certainly looks like a lot of people are not going to make it to their destination on time this morning. >> absolutely. and this line out here is growing by the minute. let's take a this is actually the front of the line, but if you can see it actually wraps around the area here where people are checking in and goes all the way out to the doors. some of these people caught by surprise when they walked in this morning. some people told me that they were listening to all of my details this morning as i was giving a report earlier because they were not getting any information from delta. they showed up this morning and were unaware of the situation that they were walking into,

here. what we are hering from delta is this is all due to a problem with the computer system chl this is affecting all of the flights due to -- to head out this morning. this is, of course, around the nation. but also, we can tell you that flights that are already in route to their destinations are not affected by this. those continue to operate normally. but we will continue to bripg you live updates throughout the morning here on air and online at wncn.com and through our social media accounts. back to you guys. a flight schedule for us since the outage was about an hour ago. >> i checked the rdu web site. again, nothing showing delays just yet, and anything in route is going to arrive on time. over the next hour or so, we are going to see that line get a lot bigger at rdu. frms now, if you are driving, you are in luck today. you want to be a driver. you don't want top a flier. take a look. all green on our maps. no delays on 440 and 540.

but as alyssa mentioned, we have rain coming down this morning in parts of our area so give yourself extra time so you can get to work safely and on time. through durham, roads look pretty good. down through fayetteville, no sdevents to report to you there. a look at our airport travel conditions again. good conditions flying in to new york all the way to los angeles, however, if you are flying delta, be prepared to be delayed. a live look outside now at i-85 and durham freeway. very quiet start. quieter on the roads than it is thank you. well, the raleigh man accused of shooting and killing a man from his garage is expected to make his first court appearance later today. >> 39-year-old chad is charged with murder in the death of a 20-year-old man. emma wright joins us live from the wake county justice center. a complex investigation given the details police have gathered here. >> it is. and police say that this happened when the suspect in

ended up hitting the victim, who was standing outside in the street. this all happened just after 1:00 on sunday morning. police say after the victim was hit, he was taken to wake med where he was pronounced dead. cbs north carolina has obtained 911 calls that give us more insight about what led up to this shooting. the suspect called police shortly before the shooting happened. he told dispatcher that is a large group of people were causing a disturbance in front of his house. he said he was going to there and secure the neighborhood. he calls back a few minutes later and says the same group of people is now in front of his house with guns. he says he fired a warning shot, and someone got hit. >> can you tell me exactly what happened? >> yes. we -- we have -- our house is -- we have a lot of people outside our house yelling and shouting profanities. i yelled at them. they were showing firearms so i

we got somebody that -- that got hit. >> the suspect in this case is expected to make his first court appearance later today. reporting live in raleigh, i'm emma wright, cbs north carolina. >> emma, thank you. today, north carolina congressman g.k. butterfield will talk about hilary clinton's economic plan and the impact it would have on our state. the democrat will be talking about a recent report from moody's analytics. it's a group led by a registered democrat, who none theless, advised john mccain. the report claims while clinton's policies are far from perfect, they would resort in a stronger economy. according to new york times, a separate report found that trump's ideas would do the opposite, even going so far as to suggest it could plunge the country into recession by 2018. . right now, police are looking for the man who robbed a gas station at gunpoint. it happened yesterday morning on east chatham street. officers say the suspect showed a gun and then got away with cash.

there's still no word on the condition of a motorcyclist injured in a weekend crash. it happened yesterday afternoon in moore county. crews say the motorcycle had gone off the road and into the woods. they found the driver nearby and called for a helicopter, but the weather kept it at bay. we'll let you know once we get an update on the driver's condition. it's back to school for kids in cum berland county today. all head back today. if you are in those areas, expect extra traffic this in school. always got me so excited to put on the new uniform, new outfit and start a new year. >> love the smell of new notebooks. all right. currently 6:07 and a half in the morning. the lines are building at rdu to delta's worldwide outage. >> we will have another live report from the airport at 6:15. plus, the nfl's hall of fame game cancelled at the last minute. what the league discovered just hours before kickoff. temperatures, if you are getting redty to head for the

around the sand hills. 73 in southern pines, 74 in fayetteville and fog south of raleigh. more on your drive commute, and

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we certainly have seen a lot of traffic issues. as for weather, doesn't seem like we are having a lotf issues out there. >> not too many. a little bit of fog and rain. let's go ahead and take a live picture outside. look at those skies. cloud y conditions as we wake up. 73 degrees right now. this is a live picture dpr from our tower camera here in north raleigh. you'll notice pretty dry conditions here in raleigh. 73, your drive time forecast right now. 73 through about 7 a.m. then we'll start to see temperatures climb slowly today.

through about 8 a.m. most of us should be dry mid-morning. showers and storms quickly return later this afternoon. here is a look at your satellite radar composite. like i said, fairly dry. i want to take you into northern portions of our viewing area right around vance county now where we are seeing the heaviest downpours right along i-85. still seeing wet weather. henderson and vance county. some of those rain fall rates are pretty impress ef. over an inch and a quarter of rain per hour. red shades this morning. you are likely going to see water ponding on the roadways. likely, we are seeing reduced visibility because of that rain in henderson. 1.3 miles there. look at fayetteville. this is because of fog visibility at about three tenths of a mile in fayetteville. i'll walk you through today's forecast and the rest of the workweek in about ten minutes. >> thank you. the emperor of japan says he is concerned about his ability to fulfill his duties, a strong indication that he wishes to

rare public address. while his power is only symbolic, his stepping down would force the royal family to reevaluate its place in the modern world. japanese law calls for the emperor to serve until death. oscar pistorius' brother is denying reports the one-time tried to commit suicide in prison. pis -- he was taken to the hospital yesterday. his brother says his injuries were caused by slipping and falling in hi otherwise. he's serving a six inform year sentence for the murder of his girlfriend. time right now is 6:12. a massive system outage continues to plague rdu this morning, and we will have a live report, that coming up after the break, plus we may finally know what caused a deadly hot air balloon crash in texas.

worldwide due to a system outage. we've got north carolina -- cbs north carolina's justin has been hearing from people stuck in line this morning. justin, what a mess out there. >> it really is. and people are walking into this mess not knowing what they're walking into. i've talked with a lot of people this morning who say they arrived here at the airport. they arrived an hour and a half early like they think they are supposed to do. they checked before they arrived and found out from delta that their night was o so they walk in and have no idea, you know, how long this line is and why they're having to wait, but they're getting periodic updates from people here at delta, and the update is always the same, they tell me, that there's just a computer problem. of course, that's what we are hearing from delta nationwide this morning. right now, we are joined from a flier here. this is cathy. you're headed ultimately to idaho by way of minneapolis. so when you walked in this

>> startled. we were expecting to go check in like normal and could not. >> so what sort of information have you received about the delay? >> all we've heard is the ladies coming across saying that delta is down. >> so tell me what it's like waiting in this line. >> well, i'm with family, so it's just -- we're counting and figuring out how much it's costing delta to be late. >> and what is this doing to you in your travel plans? how is it impacting you and yo four-hour layover in minneapolis, that it will not affect us once we get there. >> but again, you don't know how long this whole delay is going to last? >> no. we do not know. no. >> good luck with everything. we'll be continuing to talk with passengers out here this morning and bring you updates here online and, of course, through social media and wncn.com. for now, i'm justin live at rdu, cbs north carolina. >> thank you. she's talking about making that connection in minneapolis. doesn't mean that plane will even be there.

i know i've done a number of flights where you are running 30 minutes or so. >> exactly. hopefully they can accommodate them on other airlines. that's not unusual that that happens. might cost delta a whole lot of money to do it, but it's one option they'll be looking at for sure. >> now, if you are heading to rdu's web site, it does say for delta, the 7 a.m. flights, in takeoff. never seen that one before. >> that's unusual. >> so it is starting to impact later-morning flights unfortunately. >> okay. updated information on that. . let's get to our forecast. for today, if you are getting ready to walk out the door this morning, this is our view from s hshgaw university. we are looking towards downtown. no fog, no rain in raleigh, but we are experiencing those conditions elsewhere in central north carolina. so we'll start off with our satellite radar composite. right now, the heaviest rain continues to fall in areas north of the triangle. look at portions of vance county. we are seeing yellows and oranges and reds.

a a quarter of rain per hour. it's been falling around oxford and henderson for quite some time now. the heaviest rain, though, still north of henderson. if you are driving around portions of the county, look for water standing on the roadways. we talk about it a lot when we're dealing with rain -- moving very slow. if you see standing water, turn around don't drown. you have no idea how deep that water really is. as far as temperatures are concerned, henderson, you've dropped a degree to 66. durham, you're also 73 at clayton, goldsbor o, and clinton. patchy fog out the door this morning. i will tell you we're seeing the densest fog south so near fayetteville area. 75 at 8 a.m., 82 at lunchtime. pretty cloudy there. 85 our afternoon high. we are dropping back to 82 with scattered showers and storms for that evening drive home. we know when we see rain through the morning drive or the evening drive, it can slow you down. i'm expecting that evening drive today to take a bit longer. we have the stationary front

us those better shower and storm chances. also, that front not going that far. tomorrow, it's still over north carolina. actually slides to our north. still the potential for a few storms. so at 7:30 this morning, we could see a lingering shower or two. most of us seeing drier weather this morning. better shower and storm chances after about lunchtime. keep that umbrella handy for sure. very similar to what we saw yesterday. overnight t majority of this should taper off. we should see a tuesday. showers and storms after about lunchtime again tomorrow. how much rain are we talking about? generally speaking, close to a quarter of an inch. you are seeing that in those shades of green. slow-moving thunderstorm, though, those rain fall rates are going to quickly escalate, and we could be talking about localized flooding concerns. tomorrow we'll add onto those rain fall totals close to a half an inch by the time it's all said and done. highs today in low to mid 80s

into the low 70s. rain tapers off. pretty cloudy skies continue for us. we are back into the upper 80s for tuesday and wednesday. small rain and storm chances and the unsettled weather will continue very limited but continue for us. friday's high right around 90 chl 6:20 right now on your monday morning. let's check in. what's the latest for that morning commute? >> if you are driving, your commute does not look too bad at this time in the morning. on 40, 440, 540, roads are moving well, starting to see some delays, which is just everyone heading into work at the same time. looks good in durham, no delays to report to you there. down through fayetteville, things are moving well, 95, no accidents there cht heading to the airport, that's where we are seeing big problems today. delta grounded all flights worldwide, as we've been telling you, and we are seeing heavy lines, big lines at rdu. so you want to check before you head out there if you have a flight to catch. give yourself some extra time. i-540 and buffalo road.

investigators believe the pilot of the hot air balloon that crashed in texas did not see the power lines ahead of him. a source claims it's believed the pilot was trying to descend through a break in the clouds and didn't see the danger until it was too late. the balloon caught fire and killed 16 people on board. the ntsb has in the released the official cause of that crash. alex rodriguez storied and often controversial career will soon come to an end. the yankees slugger will play with the organization. summing up a-rod's legacy is next to impossible. he'll likely be remembered as one of the best to ever play the game as well as for the steroids scandal that tarnished his reputation forever. rodriguez became emotional while describing his relationship with the game. >> i never thought i can play for 22 years. at 18, i just wanted to make a

receive $21 million in 2017 as he finishes out the end of his ten-year contract in that advisory role. horrendous field conditions forced the cancellation of nfl hall of fame game last night. the colts and packers were supposed to face off only for the game to be called off hours before kickoff. an espn's correspondent tweeted players described parts of the field being as hard as concrete and said the paint solidified into something resembling tar. no word on if the game will b we continue to follow that breaking news for you at rdu. plus, if you haven't taken a vacation yet, time to cash in. plus, the world's tallest water slide now the center of

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low gas prices mean now is the time to take a road trip, if you are willing to spare the vacation time. cbs's hannah daniels join us live to explain. >> good morning, russ. planning to hit the road before the summer o over? now is definitely a good time. according to aaa, gas prices across the country are the lowest they've been in 12 years. the average price far gallon of regular is 2.12. americans are and more vacation time on the table. a survey by the travel industry group project time off found 658 million days wenten used last year. 222 million of these days cannot be rolled over and are gone for good. more than half of american workers had unused vacation time. and the pizza atm will soon be here. xavier university in ohio is about to unveil a new contraption that pops out hot pizzas on demand for hungry students. it's the first machine of its

up. >> can you imagine how popular that would be in a news room? oh my gosh. there would be a line out the door. >> i love that at the stock exchange. >> that's so awesome. i'm hungry just thinking about it. always good to see you. we'll see you tomorrow. terrible reviews weren't enough to stop "suicide squad" from breaking records at the box office. audiences turned out to the tune of $135 million for the latest dc comics adapgs. that's the largest august opening ever, especially important because most analysts expected poor reception to hurt in the coming weeks. rounding out the top three, jayson bourne had a hash drop with 22 million while "bad moms" did -- >> a lot of people were not happy with "suicide squad," but turned out anyway. time right now is 6:26. a worldwide outage has delta grounded this morning. we have been following this story throughout this hour.

impact. take a look at that live picture there. the lines are certainly crowded. that story is coming up after the break. plus, before you head out the door this morning, your return home this afternoon might be a little bit difficult. alyssa will explain why that ride back after you pick up the kiddos from school or coming home from work may be a little

hello, good monday morning. thanks for watching north carolina news at 6:30. >> a very busy morning as delta grounds flights nationwide as well across the world. we are live inside rdu where the lines are growing longer by the minute. just take a look at them.

you, i can't imagine and hoping you are going to make a connection that might not even connect. >> yeah. thankfully the people that justin talked to sa far keeping an optimistic attitude. here locally, not expecting a lot of delays on the roadways because of the weather. this is a life picture from shaw university. we are looking towards downtown raleigh. yes, you can see more clouds. the majority of us are on the dry side. take a look at what's going on north of raleigh. we are seeing heavy rain moving ig also spotty showers falling across portions of nash and edgecomb county. take the umbrella with you this morning. most of us will wait until this afternoon to see those better rain and storm chances. as far as your current temperatures are concerned, low 70s in durham, raleigh, and clayton. lewisburg, you are at 72. there's one area in the 60s all morning long. that's been henderson at 67. southward, 74 at fayetteville. just a head's up, if you are

cumberland, moore, hope county, you are seeing very dense fog as you do start off your day. 75 at 8 a.m., 82 at lunchtime today, few isolated showers or storms. better shower and storm chances after about 3:00 today. take that umbrella with you as you head for the door. i'll have more on the rest of your workweek forecast in just a little bit. right now, send it back to you guys. we are staying on top of breaking news. delta flights are grounded around the world due to a system outage. >> cbs north carolina's justin has been keeping us posted on it certainly doesn't seem like things are getting any better throughout this hour. more and more people lining up with nowhere to go. >> absolutely. yeah. this line continues to grow, but i can tell you that they are checking people in here at delta. take a look. this is actually the start of the line here, at least near the start of the line, but the line snakes all the way around the delta booth and all the way to the door here. a lot of the people caught off guard when they arrive. i talked with several people this morning who tell me that

morning. it said that their flight was on time. they get out here well ahead of their flight only to find out that it's been cancelled or delayed. that's certainly the case for everyone flying delta worldwide this morning. we are told by delta that this is a computer issue, and certainly not affecting the flights already in the air, but all the ones departing rdu and elsewhere around the nation this morning. we'll keep you updated throughout the morning. i'm live north carolina. thank you. continues to track these for us. they may be in the air, but will they take off once they land? that's the other big question. >> big thing you have to do is check before you go out there. the rdu web site now updates. no flight takeoff status for delta flights that start after 7 a.m. so very confusing morning, one that you are going to need to give yourself extra time and pack your patience for if you are heading out to the airport. if you are heading out the door and on to the roads, looking a

delay free through the raleigh area. no accidents to report to you there. in your drive times, moving pretty well on 540 from u.s. 64 to glennwood avenue. 16 minutes from on 440. not seeing the clayton bypass area slowdown just yet. again, another reminder although we do have good airport travel conditions weather wise, the delays with delta are going to cause some problems if you are flying out to any of today. we'll continue to keep you updated on that. heading on the durham freeway, you can see things are moving well but a lot more people up and at em have their coffee in them and are headed to work. >> that is right chl thongs 0001thanks so much. the raleigh man accused of shooting and killing a man under unclear circumstances is expected to be arraigned today. >> 39-year-old chad is charged

far here. >> well, police say this started when copeley fired a shot from inside of his garage. they say it went through the garage while it ended up hitting the victim who was standing in the street. this all happened just around 1:00 on sunday morning. police say after the victim was hit, he was taken to wake med where he was pronounced dead. cbs north carolina has obtained 911 calls that appear to have been made by the suspect. he called police shortly befo dispatchers that a large number of people were race inging sft in the street outside his home. he calls back 911 and tells them the same group of people were now standing outside of his house with guns. he says he fired a warning shot am them, and someone was hit.

>> no. >> he's not awake? >> no, he's not. >> the suspect in this case is expected to make his first court appearance later today. reporting live in raleigh, i'm emma wright, cbs north carolina. >> all right. emma, thank you. we will be in that courtroom. the raleigh woman accused of using a fake charity to defraud two companies will also be back in court today. jennifer started share our shoes in the wake of a devastating earthquake in haiti back in 2010. six years later when it was revealed she allegedly used a fake charity to obtain phones and tablets from verizon and at&t. all right. currently 6:35 and a half in the morning. we are going to keep following that system outage that's causing major problems at rdu. >> we are live with another look at the issues delta customers are facing this morning. that's at 6:45. plus this. that's when it kicked in,

>> you just don't want to believe what's going on. >> coming up, a young boy is dead after trip to a famous water park. what we now know about the ride's troubled history. and team usa has taken the olympic games by storm. how an nc state swimmer cemented his place in history. this morning as we go get things started, right around 67 in oxford and 71 in south hill. areas around 85 north of the triangle seeing rain to start off your workweek. i'll have a look at the rain and

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practically just collapsed and left buildings buried underneath. the storm dropped up to 18 inches of rain in some areas, causing the kind of flooding that evacuating families just couldn't outrun. federal authorities say the area received a month's worth of rain in just 24 hours. we talked about this at the end of last week, that even if it's a category 1 or just a tropical depression, that amount of rain is incredibly difficult to deal with. >> you can't take that lightly. certainly sad news coming out of there. now, let's change gears. we'll talk about our forecast commute. we also have rain in that evening drive. right now, we are at 73 degrees looking at pretty cloudy skies out at the raleigh durham international airport this morning. the rain we are talking about, some of you could see localized flooding not only this morning but into the afternoon because these showers are moving fairly slowly. i want to stop this and bring you into a closer look. we are seeing isolated showers and storms throughout portions of nash, wilson, and edgecomb counties. i'm saying storms because look closely. you can see one lightning

seeing lightning, as well chl now, we'll take you into vance county where we are seeing the heaviest downpours. if you are seeing those red shades, rain fall rates close to an inch and a quarter of rain per hour. right over middleburg near hender son, very close to 85. now, that's spreading into warrenton as well. take your time if you are commuting around that area. reduced visibility in henderson because of the rain fall rates, reduced visibility southward because of the fog. you can see in below a half mile visibility right around four miles in dunn and smithfield. planning for your day ahead, 75 at 8 a.m., 82 at lufrmg -- lunchtime. maul chance for showers and storms throughout the morning, throughout lunch time and more increased rain chances as we head into the afternoon. a high around 85 degrees. i'll have the rest of your workweek forecast in just a little bit. well, kansas city's sclitterbahn water park will remain closed today while

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breaking news as a system failure chl grounds delta flights worldwide. >> just in the last hour, we have certainly seen a significant backup at rdu. that's where we find cbs north carolina's justin. it has not been a great monday morning for these folks. >> a rough start for them for sure. a lot of people out here told me

of time and were getting word from delta that everything was on time. they walked into a line wrapping all the way to the doors. i'm here with newlyweds as of sad. congratulations. >> thank you. >> yes, applause. here we go. we need a little cheer out here this morning. what's it like to spend the first day of your honeymoon here waiting in line at the airport? >> well, when you go through an engagement prosays and planning a wedding, there's a few punches you got to roll with. so this is nothing new to us. >> so you found out this morning that the flight was delayed indefinitely? >> just, you know -- >> we just want to get there. >> disbelief, but at the same time, you know, i'm okay being stuck in airports with her from now on for the rest of my life so i'm good with that. >> what a great answer. you can't beat that. i think we've got to end it right there. good luck to you guys. i hope everything works out for you. of course, we'll keep you updated and have another live report for you coming up in a few minutes. >> you do realize she already said yes, right?

>> he's adorable. >> until death do us part, right? he knows. >> exactly. they are still glowing. see that. >> congratulations to them. hopefully they get to ha honeymoon. so let's get to our forecast. if you are getting ready to start off your monday, here it is. mostly cloudy skies from shaw university as we look towards downtown raleigh. no rain here in raleigh. no fog here in raleigh, but we are seeing both of those across portions of central north carolina. we'll start first with the rain. look at this. thav this morning, even now, some thunder and lightning. look at this. we have some lightning strikes in northern portions of vance county. middleburg, henderson seeing this heavy rain. it's moving right up 8 #5 into portions of warren county. warrenton now getting in on some of this rain. this rain moving incredibly slow this morning so you're likely seeing water pond on the roadways along 85 in vance

visibility likely reduced down to two miles because of that rain throughout the northern portions of our viewing area. we also have to look south. this is where we're seeing denser fog. visibility below a half a mile now in pinehurst, rayford, and fayetteville. really, you can see the shades of white really expanding to not only those sites but across the entire counties. dunn right now, visibility at four miles and across portions of wayne county and goldsboro, visibility at two miles this we should be right around 80 at 10 a.m. this morning, 82 at lunchtime. small shower and storm chances at lunchtime. 4:00, your temperature right around 85. we're back to 82 by 6:00, and rain likely for that evening drive home so plan now that that drive home will take you a bit longer. it's all because we have this stationarfront right over eastern portions of north carolina. that front slides just off to our north tomorrow. this area of high pressure

our weather whatsoever. this frontal boundary, though, having a big impact, still bringing us a small chance for showers and storms on our tuesday. let's work on the timing. 8:00 a.m. this morning. most of us on the dry side. we are still seeing a few showers that i pointed out. more showers starting to develop shortly after lunchtime, some even rumbles of thunder, some lightning also possible. not expecting anything severe. most of this winds down overnight. then as we head into tuesday, more showers and storms possible, especially during the afternoon. so tpe ready to head out still in the low 70s in durham and raleigh. 72 in lieu wisburg. 70 right now towards roanoke rapids. your temperatures for today, high of 85 in raleigh, 84 in durham and 87 in fayetteville. overnight tonight we'll drop into the low 70s. the rain moves out. cloudy skies are going to stick around. we head into the rest of the workweek. upper 80s return for tuesday and wednesday as though rain chances begin to taper off. still looking at an isolated shower or storm chance for thursday and friday.

that's your latest forecast. let me hand things over to allie, who has a check on your commute. it's 6:47. if you are traveling through the raleigh area, we have a crash out there causing major delays. two lanes closed here on i-40 westbound side right at exit to aviation parkway. the globe road area. so if you're heading to the airport, which is already seeing delays because of delta, plus this crash, you're in for a rough morning. here is a look at your drive times if you are heading west avenue. 16 minutes there on 440 to wade avenue. clayton bypass starting to slow down to about 13 minutes. as justin mentioned, delta grounded flights throughout the world because of a computer glitch. although we have good travel conditions weather wise, you need to check before you head out the door. we are starting to see the rdu web site report a lot of delays, cancellations because of that -- the delta issue for those -- their flights there.

crash near aviation parkway at i-540 and globe road. you can see two lanes shut down. this is going to really impact anyone heading towards the area. we'll let you know when that clears. >> all right. busy more thanking for you indeed. team usa has gotten off to a rousing start of the olympics. >> sure has. the biggest highlights so far. incredible world record breaking finish in the 400 meter free style, even more araising, the records she broke, no big deal. it's her own. >> now that mikes 19 gold medals for phelps. meanwhile, there is no question that the women's gymnastics team is in it to win it, simone biles, aly raisman and gabby douglas looked just about flawless. raisman and biles will go onto represent in the overall finals.

we have such a great lineup to bring home the gold. >> i feel bad for gabby, though, because she's the third highest of all the athletes, but it doesn't matter because she wasn't first or second with the united states team. >> but she did have her time so; she's enjoying it either way. we'll be right back with an update on all the news you need to know before you start your day. first, we want to check in with charlie to see what the cbs this morning team is working on. >> we are following breaking news. all departing delta flights are we will look into the worldwide system outage. plus, a ten-year-old dies on what is billed as the tallest water slide in the world. we're in kansas city with the latest on the investigation. the news is back in the morning. see you at 7:00. oh, here comes nancy. wow, she's sure making a splash in that designer dress! and with a thicker, more fabulous formula, she's not splashing. you can wear anything and pour bleach. and her whiter whites, just dazzling. clorox splash-less bleach.

we are hoping to learn more today about the circumstances surround ago murder investigation in raleigh. >> 911 calls giving us a look at how this may have started and it

disturbance in a neighborhood prompted this ending with a man firing a deadly shot from his garage. today, chad will make his first court appearance since allegedly shooting and killing 20-year-old thomas early sunday morning. >> police released six 911 calls made from the scene. the first we are going to play is from someone who described being part of a neighborhood watch program. the second we'll play was made seven minutes later. >> got a bufrmg of hoodlums out here racing. i am locked and loaded and going outside to secure >> sir, can you tell me exactly what happened? >> yes. we have -- our house is -- we have a lot of people outside our house yelling and shouting profanities. i yelled at them, police, leave premises. they were showing a firearm so i fired a warning shot, and we -- we got somebody that got hit. >> was taken to the hospital where he later died. we'll be in court for his arraignment and let you know

have gotten a boost in funds to fight gang violence. >> today they'll begin working out how to best spend that money. last week, the governor's office announced it would offer two dollar grant -- two 25 thousand dollar grants. we posted details on all of those cases on our web site at wncn.com. donald trump is planning an the hopes of winning north carolina come november. >> north carolina a very important state in this election. trump will visit wilmington tomorrow morning before holding a rally at fayetteville's crown arena that evening. you'll find information how to attend on our web site. meanwhile, new attack ad will begin airing in north carolina, ohio, and florida, all swing states, starting today. take a look. >> came out of the white house not only debt broke but in debt. >> it didn't last long. a foundation was created, and

donations. wall street insiders, corrupt dictators. they all have one thing in common. their check cleared. the clintons are now worth in excess of -- >> the ad focuses on clinton's network implying she's amassed a fortune through her nonprofit, the clinton foundation. politifact dove through the numbers and couldn't find proof clinton's wealth was anywhere near what depicted here. fayetteville police are hoping to meet some future officers tonight. the department is hosting an open house this evening. anyone who comes will get to speak one on one with recruiters find out if they have what it takes to serve the city. >> if you come out of the open house, you'll understand and see why we do some of the things we do and why it takes so long to hire someone or run you through the process. it's not -- we are not hiring you to deliver food or -- or fish or that.

protector of the neighborhood. >> this is the final open house for anyone interested in joining the october academy. if you are interested, it runs from 6:30 to 8:30 this evening at the police training center on eastern boulevard. we've been talking about this all morning long. we'll probably be talking about it for some hours. we want to go back to the breaking news. >> delta still grounded right now around the world due to a system outage. cbs north carolina's justin has been keeping us updated all has anything changed while you've been out there? >> no. everybody is still waiting. we are at the front of the line. i wanted to introduce you to the birthday girl today. this is isabelle and her no, ma'am. i wanted to share this because you dropped her off this morning, right, but decided to come back. why? >> well, i heard that there was nothing happening, and i wanted to spend more time with her on her birthday. >> she's a good mom. >> right. and you guys have been spending some time at the beach, and you told me this is better, right? this is really quality time.

anyone out there celebrating a birthday. yeah. >> well, good luck. i hope everything goes well for you guys. they are one of many, many people out here this morning trying to get to their destination, and the problem is 245 many people here don't even know that they are walking into this. they are checking their flight ahead of time and not getting the word. we'll continue to update you throughout the morning on air and online. that's the latest from rdu. cbs north carolina. first, we honeymoon that's just kind of off on the wrong start. her birthday. i hope all those folks -- >> you know what, they're all having fun, and that mom that came back, love it. >> get back to them about 3:00, and they are still sitting there. >> hopefully it's all settled by then. here is a live picture outside. 73 degrees and cloudy. we are still tracking rain, even thunder and lightning along the 95 corridor and also along 85 in grandville and vance county. we've got an accident if you

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captioning funded by cbs good morning. it is monday, august 8th, 2016. welcome to "cbs this morning.? breaking news. delta airlines grounded all >> an accident on the world's tallest waterslide kills a 10 yer 10-year-old boy. we are in kansas to determine what happened. >> fibmichael phelps and katie ledecky make history in the olympics and an upset with serena and venus williams. we begin this morning with a look at today's "eye opener." your world in 90 seconds. this is an issue of delta